Classroom Safety Sample Clauses

Classroom Safety. A good faith effort will be made to assign an appropriate number of students to the available workstations in labs and other special classrooms (e.g., science labs, Technology Education, Family and Consumer Science labs, art labs).
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Classroom Safety. 25.14.1 Faculty members have the right to remove students from their class for disruptive, threatening or otherwise inappropriate behavior for a class period.
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Classroom Safety a. There will be an annual review of discipline procedures. Policies pertaining to student behavior will be accessible to employees. Employees will have full opportunity to recommend policies and regulations pertaining to student discipline. b. Incidents of verbal and/or physical assault of employees shall be documented by the principal. Principals will report the incident to law enforcement authorities as appropriate. c. Employees assigned instructional duties shall be informed of assigned students who have a documented history of violent behavior that poses a threat to students and/or staff. d. Employees may have physical contact with students when reasonable and necessary to maintain a safe environment, to administer first aid, and to attend to health needs. Examples of these circumstances include protecting self, protecting students from physical harm, preventing accidental injury, moving through a crowd to attend to an emergency, and providing appropriate care to, or restraint for, students with special needs. e. Employees may not have physical contact with students in the context of disciplinary action.0
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Classroom Safety a. There will be an annual review of discipline procedures. Policies pertaining to student behavior will be accessible to employees. Employees will have full opportunity to recommend policies and regulations pertaining to student discipline. b. Principals shall document the following student acts against employees: Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Physical Assault Harassment Property Damage Crimes Defined by Alaska Statute Principals will report the incident to law enforcement authorities as appropriate. A copy of the incident report shall go to the employee involved. c. Employees assigned instructional duties shall be informed of assigned students who have a documented history of violent behavior that poses a threat to students and/or staff. d. Employees may have physical contact with students when reasonable and necessary to maintain a safe environment, to administer first aid, and to attend to health needs. Examples of these circumstances include protecting self, protecting students from physical harm, preventing accidental injury, moving through a crowd to attend to an emergency, and providing appropriate care to, or restraint for, students with special needs. e. Employees may not have physical contact with students in the context of disciplinary action.
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Classroom Safety. Following an incident of gross behavior i.e. an act that threatens the general discipline and/or safety of the classroom, the affected teacher may request and be entitled to a visit with the building principal or assistant principal, prior to the student returning to the affected teacher’s classroom, provided the principal or assistant principal is on site. In the event the building principal or assistant principal is not on site, a designated alternative administrator will be utilized.
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Classroom Safety. ‌ a. There will be an annual review of discipline procedures. Policies pertaining to student behavior will be accessible to employees. Employees will have full opportunity to recommend policies and regulations pertaining to student discipline. b. Incidents of verbal and/or physical assault of employees shall be documented by the principal. Principals will report the incident to law enforcement authorities as appropriate. A copy of the incident report shall go to the employee involved. c. Employees assigned instructional duties shall be informed of assigned students who have a documented history of violent behavior that poses a threat to students and/or staff. d. Employees may have physical contact with students when reasonable and necessary to maintain a safe environment, to administer first aid, and to attend to health needs. Examples of these circumstances include protecting self, protecting students from physical harm, preventing accidental injury, moving through a crowd to attend to an emergency, and providing appropriate care to, or restraint for, students with special needs. e. Employees may not have physical contact with students in the context of disciplinary action.
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Classroom Safety. Faculty members have the right to permanently remove students from their class for disruptive, threatening or otherwise inappropriate behavior. Faculty members exercising this authority shall notify their supervisor within 24 hours.
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